Sentence examples for permit a large from inspiring English sources

An astonishing strategy is found in cuttlefish, whose wide-set eyes normally permit a large degree of panoramic vision but can be rotated forward by a special muscular mechanism when the animal is about to attack, giving it the binocular vision it needs for shooting out its tentacles with deadly aim.

They also said the law was true to the spirit of Supreme Court rulings because it would permit a large majority of abortions, which already occur before 12 weeks, to proceed and would encourage pregnant women and doctors to seek earlier, "safer and more humane abortions".

These products can be approximated using Krylov subspace methods, which permit a large integration stepsize to be utilised without having to precondition the iterations.

Varying and complex repeating units of polysaccharide permit a large diversity among pneumococci.

Early in life, when long telomeres permit a large number of future divisions, oncogenesis can occur even if telomerase is regulated.

In Figure 7, B and C, the parameter sets closest to the data in terms of D permit a large range of possible contributions from S 1, Africans, but only a smaller range of possible contributions, both female and male, from Europeans, S 2. Figure 8A plots the natural logarithm of the ratio of male to female contributions for parameter sets with D ≤ 0.01.

If the plans would permit a larger vessel to be used, the costs per ton for shipping would be lowered, and this would be considered a benefit.

A successful development of innovative nuclear technologies addressing two key challenges: competitiveness and public acceptance would permit a large-scale development of nuclear energy in the next century.

Following Sun et al. (2012, 2013c), we also partially filter the high-frequency acoustic waves to permit a larger time interval while solving for internal gravity waves, since the model uses a time-splitting technique.

In this study, a recursive formulation was encoded into the conventional kinematic- and diffusion-wave routing algorithms to permit a larger time increment, despite the Courant–Friedrich Lewy condition having been violated.

With the appeals court having decided that the Minerals Leasing Act did not cover the pipeline's requirements, Alyeska and the oil companies began lobbying Congress to either amend the act or create a new law that would permit a larger right-of-way.